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CITY CODE of COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO
ORDINANCES PENDING REVIEW FOR CODIFICATION
THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF COLORADO SPRINGS
CHAPTER 1 ADMINISTRATION, PERSONNEL AND FINANCE
CHAPTER 2 BUSINESS LICENSING, LIQUOR REGULATION AND TAXATION
CHAPTER 3 PUBLIC PROPERTY AND PUBLIC WORKS
CHAPTER 4 PARKS, RECREATION AND CULTURAL SERVICES
CHAPTER 5 ELECTIONS
CHAPTER 6 NEIGHBORHOOD VITALITY/COMMUNITY HEALTH
CHAPTER 7 UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT CODE (UDC)
CHAPTER 8 PUBLIC SAFETY
CHAPTER 9 PUBLIC OFFENSES
CHAPTER 10 MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC
CHAPTER 11 MUNICIPAL COURT1
CHAPTER 12 UTILITIES
CHAPTER 13 MHS ENTERPRISE1
CHAPTER 14 MUNICIPAL ENTERPRISES
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1.2.103: SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETINGS:
The President of Council may call and convene special City Council meetings in accord with the provisions of the City Charter and the rules and procedures of City Council. (Ord. 11-18)
1.2.104: COUNCIL MEETINGS; PROCEDURE 1 :
   A.   The Council shall keep a record of its official proceedings which shall be open at all times for inspection. It shall make and enforce legislative rules of proceedings and shall, when necessary, compel attendance of absent members.
   B.   When City Council provides direction to the City Attorney to negotiate settlement of a matter, claim, or litigation in excess of one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000.00), City Council shall vote to approve its direction to negotiate a settlement during a regular or special meeting of City Council, but without publicly identifying the amount of the settlement authority. The matter, claim, or litigation may be identified by subject matter in the discretion of the City Attorney.
   C.   When the City Attorney has negotiated settlement of a matter, claim or litigation in excess of one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000.00) that is contingent only on City Council approval, City Council shall vote to approve settlement of the matter, claim, or litigation during a regular or special meeting of City Council. A matter or claim may be identified by subject matter in the discretion of the City Attorney. Litigation will be identified by case number, caption, or subject matter.
   D.   This section shall not restrict any authority to hold a closed executive session pursuant to the City's Open Meetings Law as adopted by City Charter section 3-60(d). (Ord. 11-18; Ord. 19-4)

 

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1. See City Charter section 3-50.
1.2.105: INDEMNIFICATION:
All elective officers of the City of Colorado Springs are hereby indemnified and held harmless for conduct within the scope of their elective offices and as ex officio the board of directors of any general improvement district formed pursuant to Colorado Revised Statutes section 31-25-601 et seq., Improvement Districts in Municipalities (1949 Act). Elective officers of the City shall have all immunities as provided by the Colorado Governmental Immunity Act 1 , as well as any other immunities established by law. (Ord. 11-18)

 

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2. CRS §24-10-101 et seq.
1.2.106: PROHIBITION OF COUNCIL MEMBERS FROM CONTRACTING WITH THE CITY:
No Council Member shall contract directly or indirectly for work or services with the City or any of its enterprises. (Ord. 11-18)
1.2.107: STIPEND FOR COUNCIL MEMBERS:
Pursuant to City Charter subsection 13-20(b), Council Members shall receive an annual stipend and mandatory benefits as required by State or Federal law, payable in accord with City payroll procedures. (Ord. 11-18)
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